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Unfortunately the favourite seems to be injured but I think our fellow deserved to win a race. Edward Lynam, trainer

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That was a surprise. Everyone that's ridden him has said that it's a bit quick for him here and that he wouldn't be at his best until he hits the turf. He's a bit backward and he didn't come in until July last year. All he does is eats and sleeps. He's pretty small, only about 15 hands but he seems to enjoy his racing. It was his first handicap and I thought he'd need the experience but he stays well and kept at it. Sabrina J Harty, trainer

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He's still a bit green and he was looking at the lights in front. He's still a baby. James M Ryan, trainer

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He was very disappointing the last day. We did two things different . we put a tongue-tie on him and he was going very well for Robbie at home so we let him have a go. (AM & EM) Edward Lynam, trainer

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It's great to get off the mark as a trainer especially when it was for the boss (Khaled A Rahim from Bahrain). He bought a stud of 140 odd acres and he spent a good few quid on upgrading the facilities, including new boxes. He's built a pool too and a seven furlong gallop. He's got some nice mares, including one that's going to Frankel next week. She was placed in the Guineas for Mick Channon. John Francis Egan, trainer

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I needed a sat-nav to find the winners enclosure! It's my first winner in Dundalk too. T J O'Mara, trainer

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